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Mina and the Two Chicks team went to work on renovations for her brother, Tad, and sister, Kelsy. The episode featured our Grey Riven Slate design from the Knight Tile collection, with the individual pieces set off by concrete-colored design strips. The design strips (DS12) are narrow pieces of luxury vinyl that replicate grout – but unlike grout, they’re nonporous, so they won’t stain or harbor bacteria, and they don’t need to be sealed. 

The plan was to take on a new build consisting of a duplex and carriage house. But sometimes plans change – like when there are issues with the foundation of the duplex. So Mina shifted focus exclusively to the carriage house, with the idea of earning rental income ASAP. She chose two premium luxury vinyl designs from our Korlok Select collection – Warm Ash for a straight lay and Texas White Ash in 24” x 6” herringbone planks.

New construction can feel a little bland, but Mina added some serious character to this home, using a honey maple-colored luxury vinyl in herringbone. With patterns printed directly on individual pieces or flooring that’s pre-cut to be laid in chevron or herringbone, you can create a striking look without the disruption of a long, drawn-out installation. Our Pale Limed Oak and Salvaged Barnwood make it easy to get a truly on-trend floor.

Major challenges with framing created major issues for the budget … but when it was all said and done, Mina and her team successfully completed a breathtaking transformation. The renovation included our elegant Smoked American Maple design, a high-contrast look with plenty on knots and sap marks. Smoked American Maple is part of our Korlok Reserve collection – click-lock flooring that’s easy to install over most existing hard surfaces.

Mina definitely had her work cut out with this project. Along with preserving the integrity of a historic Indianapolis home, she had to overcome regulatory issues with the city. But all’s well that ends well, as she used our premium luxury vinyl to transform the home into an eclectic mid-mod villa. Dark, warm colorways like this one represent a key design trend – flooring that creates a cozy, welcoming vibe.

Mina and her team renovated a home that had been keeping a secret – a secret room, that is. In the process, she used our Lemon Spotted Gum luxury vinyl, creating an eye-catching basketweave pattern in the kitchen. Lemon Spotted Gum is a Karndean LooseLay product, which combines the best features of gluedown flooring (it can be cut and laid in custom patterns) and floating flooring (easy to install, because it doesn’t require full-spread adhesive). 

Mina and her team revamped a junk-filled duplex, transforming the attic into a rental unit with bedrooms, a kitchen and living room. The project included some creative design with one of our wood-inspired designs, which she cut and positioned to create a distinctive French basketweave pattern. Along with the realistic wood- and stone-inspired looks of our premium luxury vinyl, homeowners (and design pros like Mina) can show off their style with custom lay patterns. Get tips for using luxury vinyl in your space on one of our “design inspiration” pages.

Lil Jon and Anitra used Antique French Oak RKP8110 in the Rekker family's epic basement makeover.

Episode 5: The Mobile Earthquake, featuring French Oak SCB85.

Lil Jon and Antria give a '70s style home a modern update while keeping some mid-century elements using Blended Oak RP95.

Lil Jon and Anitra used Weathered Oak RCP6532 in their transformation of a dated basement into a club featuring a VIP lounge and stage

featuring Natural Scandi Pine KP133 in the Akele-Akpamoli home.

In the season premiere, the Millar's get a sunny revamp of their kitchen and living room featuring White Painted Pine KP105.

Grey Oiled Oak adds modern charm to a kitchen remake for a pregnant veteran and her fiancée.  

A dream open living room and kitchen featuring Canadian Urban Oak RKP8116.

Brooke and Brice used Warm Brushed Oak RKP8215 in their update of a kitchen makeover. 

After six weeks, Brian and Mika win this season of Rock The Block! Congratulations! 

Brian and Mike tackle 1400 square feet of unfinished basement, creating an additional bedroom and the ultimate fun space - a mini bowling alley! 

Brian and Mika create a calming bedroom while attaching the walk-in closet directly to the laundry room.

Episode 2 continues with the living room, powder room and entryway transformation. 

The Rock the Block renovation competition begins with the heart of the home -- the kitchen. Brian and Mika spice up a secret pantry with Glacier Oak SM-RL21 in herringbone.